When YOU hear the words "behavioral health" (or 'problem'), "mental health" (or 'problem'), "psychiatric", "psychological", or any of the 'labels' that go along with it from organized medicine (ADD, ADHD, depression, mood disorder, personality disorder, etc.) what is your presumption about what has contributed to the lack of wellness in that individual or group of people?  And -- is it accurate today?  Are you holding onto a pre-conceived notion, past learning, and have not replaced old information with new?  I see open-minded, avid learners even getting hung up because what they have learned and believed about themselves and others is so ingrained, they have difficulty accepting new and convincing, valid information. So YOU will benefit with your time/ energy learning, I presumed, if I pointed this out up front and center like this.

Someone once described it as a blanket that was wrapped around them that had served them well, and it's scary to take that blanket off and wrap up in a different one. I used to think of it as a trapeeze act, where you'd been on the old trapeeze and then saw the other one and have watched it swinging where you can pick it up if you JUST have the right timing to make the 'leap'. Sometimes things aren't THAT difficult to embrace, but other times it's a major and difficult 'leap' to embrace new beliefs. When it applies to yourself, all those years you'd examined things from a certain perspective and now you have to re-assess everything.  "All those years I was struggling with learning disabilities and I thought it was great to get vision therapy and specialized lenses in adulthood, NOW I find out I just needed different nutrition? Oy!"  

My experience has been that most of us have 'grown up' infused in the conventional information that is taught and repeated in a multitude of ways. From the schools (I had psyhology in my senior year of high school and again in university), from news magazines, newspapers, and books (I gave an oral book report in eighth grade on the book I'm Okay, You're Okay which my mother had around the house, as she was a school teacher and interested in human behavior to a moderate degree). So my classmates were exposed to that 10 minutes of 'angle' about things. Generally, our training in the mainstream as consumers or professional providers has been very heavily aimed at the effects of actions causing any issues that makes the person be less than ideally well. 

People increasingly were aware of genetics, and naturally the 'nature versus nurture' discussions have gone on too. Just in my lifetime, more things were being attributed to a mix, or interplay, of both than in the past, when it was more popular to blame the majority of things on 'nurture'. Usually the blame was attributed to the mother. I'd learned that narcissism was from 'over mothering' -- but then I met my first known narcissist and met the mother, who I just could not see how she could have affected someone to create that kind of behavior based on what I observed about her. The siblings weren't narcissists and were highly accomplished human beings. The one that was the narcissist had more of a problematic or at least unusual life. Then I had a conversation with the father and I remember being on the phone and thinking "this has to be genetic, listen to him!'.  

And then as the Internet came along and also more research was done and produced for people to learn from (which is also not ever all there is to learn from as much is never put out for the public's consumption, naturally), things started confirming my suspicion on the phone that day. So I have had to 'shift' my view, or put on different lenses when looking at situations to incorporate what now seems to be the reasons for conditions. So I encourage people reading this to think about what mindset YOU currently have, and if you're not taking into account newer or other information that you were unaware of before.  

One of the resources I turn to a lot is Evolutional Psychiatry, written by a young woman psychiatrist on the East Coast of the US. You'll see a great example of her style at this topic, as she shares about the massive storm that had come to her area as she was working on this information, and how it had affected her supply of food that she'd ordered in, as she is apparently eating according to what she has been learning about diet and wellness. I was seeking specific information about ADD / ADHD / AD/HD and Lyme disease and thought to see what Emily Deans said at Evolutionary Psychiatry.  I'm glad I did, and I hope you will appreciate what she says at this link:

evolutionarypsychiatry.blogspot.com/2011/11/is-some-psychiatric-dise ase.html

Here's a bit of a sample:

 If Borrelia burgdorfi is related to psychiatric problems, there are two main mechanisms which could be responsible.  Patients vulnerable to psychiatric disease may also be more susceptible to Lyme or neurotoxic effects due to genetic or other factors.  Second,Borrelia may cause psychiatric symptoms, which is the most parsimonious explanation.  PCR analysis and other advanced methods ought to be employed in the future, and more surveys run on the population to better clarify this phenomenon.

 This concluding sentence, above, in Dr. Deans' concluding paragraph of this blog topic is simply the best overview there is about this topic. If this is all the further you get reading this topic at Lumigrate, and go away operating off of that information, I think YOU will be the better for it. Diet, restorative sleep, sunshine (and I'd say connection with nature/the Earth) and stress reduction (which includes connection with nature, self, spiritual beliefs and many other things, naturally).  

But there is much more. Let me go on now with one of my 'new favorite things', which is pyroluria, also know as pyrole disorder (and the related methylation issues). 

Pyroluria/ Pyrole Disorder

I've been very excited about having discovered the immensely common, but little known condition, called 'pyroluria' or 'pyrole disorder', and I created the first topic about it in this forum in the spring of this year (2014). It is now early August and I've had more experience talking with people about it and thinking about it as a possibility when I see people mentioning symptoms that are in the 'mental health' realm.

Today it was phobia of heights that I saw someone say they were trying to not pass off to their younger relatives they are the role model and adult guide for.  So I was curious and did a Search using Google. I never did see at the source where fear of heights was mentioned, but I was glad I looked because this was a really interesting source of information I'd never seen before. The topic at the link was about the book The Mood Cure, by Dr Julia Ross. 

What amazes me about pryole disorder / pyroluria is when I put specific key words with it, such as 'fear of heights', I find new resources that hadn't come up before in my searches, and in this case it was yet another website resource that I wanted to include at Lumigrate.  

It/ Cassiopaea dot org is a little more 'outside the box' than some of the other sources I link to, but it has a very valid and solid feel to it for me. For one thing, it's 20 years old. Lumigrate's only five to put it in perspective. I work to provide a variety as our YOUsers are varied as well.  

This actually had some specific information about chronic Lyme disease causing pyrole disorder / pyroluria as one of the examples of people who can get pyrole disorder/ pyroluria anew, not having it running in the family. This thread at the link provided actually has a lot of information about a broad variety of nutritional supplements and herbs, etc., to address a variety of mental health issues. So here's the link, please go: 

cassiopaea.org/forum/     To encourage people to go, here is what you'll find at the top of a very long and thorough thread by users of the Cassiopaea website, who appear to be very eloquent and experienced or qualified learners and 'sharers' of what they know.  

Just finished another fabulous book, right in line with the diet and health posts here. The Mood Cure by Dr. Julia Ross.   (These amazing books are practically falling into my hands now!)  Below is a quote from a reviewer that explains better than I can. 

Quote from Martin Brodeur
"The book has a good name given its content: The Mood Cure is intended for those who are in search of a cure for their mood.  According to Julia Ross, much of the psychological suffering we endure in North America is due to our bad nutrition.  She suggests us an interesting way of alleviating this pain and maybe do the first steps towards a renewed and freshened life so as to get our mood cured.  The book is talking about how our mood relates to the food we eat.  It aims at relieving sadness and heavy feelings by ensuring she gets the key nutrients missing in our brain.  The solution lies in a knowledge of which chemicals are necessary in our brain to create "good moods".  Conversely, knowledge of how "bad moods" are caused up with the depletion or proliferation of different chemicals in our brain is necessary.  Knowing how moods are made present by these chemicals is then put in relation with the food we eat.

The book starts with four questionnaires aimed at determining what kind of problems you may have with your brain.  The first is called "Are You Under a Dark Cloud?", the second "Are You Suffering from the Blahs?", the third "Is Stress Your Problem?" and the fourth "Are You Too Sensitive to Life's Pain?".  These four charts list the symptoms of what her team in San Francisco have determined to be general categories of uneasiness that are linked to particular causes.  Each chart identifies specific substances that, when insufficient, can lead to the symptoms the chart indicates.  In the case of the first chart, low-levels of serotonin are the cause.  In the case of the second chart, depletion of catecholamines' and thyroid functions under normal are the cause.  In the case of the third chart, adrenal overload is the cause.  And in the case of the fourth chart, it is low levels of endorphins that are at fault.  In all cases, it is depletion of a substance that drives the bad mood.  And it is essentially because our bad eating habits have destroyed our reserves of these basic good mood nutrients that we need to be hoisted up. 

Her experience as a nutritional psychologist has shown her that even if people started to eat well (lots of proteins and vegetables) and stopped eating junk food, the relapse was too hard to be shunned for most of them, as the call for coffee or tempting foods, such as sweets and refined starches, took them over.  People with depleted stocks of essential nutrients are low to build them up again, and before the stocks rebuild, many of her clients did fall.

Around 1980, Blum's results concerning amino acids on alcohol as well as drug addicted individuals came to Ross' attention: Blum found that "the addicts who took the amino acids were able to stay away from drugs and alcohol.  Those who took no aminos had four times higher relapse rates" (p. 7).  This is the heart of the book: Ross suggests using amino acids as a spring-board to avoid relapses when we make our first steps towards a good mood nutrition.  In fact, the four charts are based on relapses and on our addictions.  All these are normal for Ross: our addictions rest on the fact that we are using this very addiction to boost, artificially though, the now depleted but usually present substance.  For example, in the case of the second chart, it is normal that one of the symptoms is "Do you feel the need to get more alert and motivated by consuming a lot of coffee or other "uppers" like sugar, diet soda, ephedra, or cocaine?" (p. 17) since these substances increase catecholamines levels temporarily, but leaving your body totally depleted afterwards in catecholamines, which means that you'll further seek these substances, which gets you in a circle that doesn't break.  Her solution is that our addictions should to be replaced by nutritional supplements that will naturally fulfill the needs of our body.  This is the very reason why we get to know the aminos that are missing in our brain so that we start right now building up our stocks.

Our knowledge in the field of neurotransmitters has shown links between the mood of people and their inner balance of elements in their brain.  Neurotransmitters are chemical elements that are necessary to the neurons to "communicate" with their neighbours: these substances are the messengers.  These are in fact interacting in the neighbouring of the contact of two neurons: this is the interface where all of human cognition is centred.  Imagine: millions of neurons interconnected in this way constitute our intelligence, solely.  

But when we get to feel bad and low, researchers have identified that we are then low on certain of these neurotransmitters.  A chief one is serotonin, a natural element present in all of our brains.  This lays the bases for pharmaceutical companies who produce antidepressants like Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.: knowing what deficiency a brain has (serotonin here), we will try to tweak in some artificial reaction that can help to sustain the element that interests us.  These antidepressants have, to a variable extent, an effect on the subject that is usually beneficial but often unstable in many cases, coming with numbers of side effects.  In fact, it is a very known fact that almost all of antidepressants have a long list of side effects.  We are tempted to think that maybe an artificial solution isn't the right one after all?  That is what Ross believes.  And this explains her enthusiasm.

She gives us the example of the SSRI's.  They are technically called "selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors" (SSRI's).  Here's basically how it works.  When the day finishes off, serotonin, from the catecholamine family, breaks into melatonin and 5-HIAA.  So, said the biochemical scientists of these companies, since serotonin is the element we are interested in, let's stop the normal reaction that converts serotonin into less complex forms.  "The individual will be better " they thought.  The idea, essentially, is fine.  But they didn't foresee that melatonin and 5-HIAA were also essential to a good mood!  In fact, melatonin is a very good molecule, by getting us to sleep, and 5-HIAA, by being an efficient protector against "negative moods like violent crimes, suicide, severe insomnia and addiction" (p. 224).  Our body was designed so that serotonin decomposes itself into the forms of melatonin and 5-HIAA: that's the way our body was built, naturally.  It is then more than normal that major side effects to SSRI's (except Prozac) are bad sleep and violence (either internally or externally directed)!  The thing is: natural substances like serotonin and melatonin and 5-HIAA can't be patented.  They are, let's say, public.  So why then do you think the child in our schools are getting Prozac and other drugs?  Ross shows evidence that these natural ways of balancing our moods are often more effective than the artificial ones… and without the well-known side effects.

In the case of SSRI's, she proposes an interesting alternative: the amino acids.  These are "concentrates of common proteins found in food" (p. 7).  Instead of going for artificially acting antidepressants and the like, she urges us to go for what our brain naturally asks for, simply, certain proteins in a sufficient amount.  In the case of serotonin, she asks us to get serotonin boosters, simply, like 5-HTP and Tryptophan.  And these boosters are naturally present in our brain, so they won't alter our natural balance if taken with care.  So her book is telling us two things : 1) North Americans have poor diets, and what a good diet should look like and 2) the solution proposed by the pharmaceutical industry to bypass bad moods are far from excellent, and a good diet should do the trick along with the necessary "recovery" regimen of amino acids.

For each of the four charts of symptoms, Ross indicates a somewhat complex program.  The book in general is written in a quite technical language, making it a complete but a little abstruse text.  It will be hard for the first-comer in neurotransmitters' talk to get to understand fully what is the thing going on.  Nonetheless, the steps she proposes us are quite easy to go through. 

The problem though with this text is that recommendations are entwined in the text, making it somewhat delicate, I felt, for someone with absolute no scientific knowledge to use this book.  I felt this book was designed for educated people and couldn't really be called a "self-help" book in the broadest sense of the term since it demands of the reader a certain responsibility over his own self that some may lack.  On the other hand, this book is so complete that I am assured someone could start his own clinic using this book as it is full of instructive insights into such a practice.  

Bolding, above added by me because does this not just 'fit' with our Lumigrate YOU! Model? 

  The proactive patient, YOU! Our YOUsers know this!

From the very end of the long and very good thread, this is what is said about pyrole disorder / pyroluria: They were cutting and pasting in something from another thread they wanted to splice in on this thread. 

" www.metabolichealing.com/key-integrated-functions-of-your-body/mthfr-genetics-and-methylation/pyroluria-biochemical-effects-neurological-implications/

Pyroluria is a condition that has been known for several decades. It is sometimes referred to as mauve factor, KPU, kryptopyroluria and Hydroxyhemopyrrolin-2-one, or HPL. Besides acting as a tongue twister, this condition is potentially very serious, and may have numerous biochemical implications.

Pyroles are synthesized during hemoglobin production in the body. They can be thought of as a byproduct of hemoglobin, when hemoglobin is synthesized in the spleen. While it is normal for some pyroles to be produced as a hemoglobin byproduct, certain individuals tend to produce an excess.

Pyroluria was initially identified by Abram Hoffer, MD, PhD as one potential cause of schizophrenia. In the early days of diagnosing pyroluria, it was originally thought that kryptopyrroles were synonymous with pyroluria. Improved technology in 1976 identified that the substance being excreted in high amounts through the urine of certain patients was actually Hydroxyhemopyrrolin-2-one. Nonetheless, what has been clinically observed over the years has revealed a very interesting discussion regarding the implications of high levels of pyrrole production and excretion.

Biochemical Implications

Pyroles have an affinity for binding to and causing a high depletion of 2 critical nutrients:

    Vitamin B-6
    Zinc

Vitamin B-6

In the instance of an increasing production or pyroles, the pyroles have an affinity for binding to aldehydes such as B-6.

Vitamin B-6 is critical for several biological and metabolic functions:

    Neurotransmitter synthesis
    Gene expression
    Synthesis of hemoglobin
    Histamine production
    Metabolism of amino acids, lipids and glucose
    Methylation status

The functions of the brain and nervous system are chemically dependent upon B-6 status. Vitamin B-6 plays a critical role in the synthesis of 5 essential neurotransmitters: norepinephrine, serotonin, dopamine, epinephrine, GABA.

B-6 deficiency may alter the expression of genes. This may be due to the essential role that B-6 plays in a biochemical pathway referred to as methylation, which greatly affects DNA and RNA activities.

Additionally, B-6 is critical for the synthesis of a class of lipids called sphingolipids. These lipids are critical for cell signal transduction, and neural health. Abnormal lipid values have been identified in individuals with elevated urine pyrroles. This may be especially true for an omega 6 lipid, arachadonic acid.

Zinc

In addition to causing a depletion of Vitamin B-6, increased pyrrole production will also tend to deplete zinc.

It may be easier to identify the roles that zinc doesn't play in the body, than the roles it does play. Zinc is an essential trace element that activates several hundred enzymatic reactions. These reactions are fundamental to life and biological activity. Some of the activities that zinc are involved in:

    DNA & RNA synthesis
    Gene expression
    Nervous system function
    Immune function & immune signaling such as cell apoptosis
    Neuronal transmission
    Brain function
    Zinc possesses powerful anabolic activities in the cells
    Formation of zinc proteins known as "zinc fingers"
    Zinc is essential for blood clotting and platelet formation
    Zinc is involved in Vitamin A synthesis
    Folate is made available through zinc enzyme reactions
    Along with copper, Zinc makes up the antioxidant enzyme system, ZnCu superoxide dismutase
    Steroidal hormone synthesis
    Growth & development of children
    Testosterone and semen formation

In certain instances, if zinc is depleted, copper levels may elevate. This is due to the intrinsic relationship that exists between these two trace elements. The biochemical implications of copper toxicity are well established. Free, unbound copper ions may create a tremendous amount of havoc and toxicity for biological functions.

Pyroluria: Neurological, Behavioral Implications

A depletion of zinc and B-6 has direct implications on the function of the nervous system and brain. It is for this reason that pyrroluria is strongly associated withneurological conditions, bi-polar, down syndrome, ADHD, alcoholism, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, aphasia, involuntary muscle twitching and abnormal motor function.

{As it happens, these conditions are characterized by high iron load according to the Exposing Hidden Dangers of Iron book. It says that bipolar people who don't unload iron will not response to psychiatric therapy (whatever that may be).}

A 1990 study demonstrated elevations in urine pyrroles in 71% of individuals with down syndrome. Studies and research conducted by William Walsh, PhD identify the presence of pyroluria in large percentages of individuals with ADHD and schizophrenia.

It is apparent that most cases of pyroluria are familial. Although high levels of pyrroles may appear in response to increased levels of oxidative stress. For example, elevated urine pyrroles are often seen in chronic lyme disease. Lyme disease and its associated co-infections are well established to induce varying degrees of neurological inflammation and toxicity. Increased pyrroles are potentially another cog in the Lyme wheel.

A mountain of clinical evidence supports the role of pyroluria in the etiology of varying types of neurological symptoms, as well as mental and behavioral health symptoms and conditions. Many clinicians report the resolution of symptoms with the simple treatment of B6 and zinc when elevated urine pyrroles present. It should be noted, however, that pyroluria may be a part of a larger clinical presentation, and as such, symptoms may not resolve as rapidly in some individuals.

Much of the current research on the effects of mauve factor (another name for pyroluria) on the biochemistry demonstrates the correlation between glutathione depletion and this condition. Additionally, this same research suggests a role of intestinal permeability in the development of mauve factor.

Curiously, antibiotic treatment has reported the ability to decrease urine pyrrole excretion, indicating a possible microbial role in the development of pyroluria.

It is clear that emerging research into this condition will open up greater discussion for the identification and treatment options for those with Hydroxyhemopyrrolin-2-one, also known as pyroluria.

It took a little doing for me to find the area About the people behind the website. Here's what's at the link: 

Welcome

Welcome to the Cassiopaean Website, the repository for the work of scientific mystic, Laura Knight-Jadczyk. Laura is married to theoretical/mathematical physicist Arkadiusz Jadczyk who introduces his wife’s work in the following extract:

The name “Cassiopaea” was given by a consciously “channeled source” which Laura accessed in 1994 after two years of experimental work. The source identified itself by saying “we are you in the future.” Modern physics does not provide us with practical means for this type of communication, and theories on this subject are not well developed; they are, in fact, inconclusive and controversial.

When interpreting “we are you in the future” in an oversimplified way, we are faced with causal paradoxes. On the other hand, from the theoretical papers published in physics journals we can learn that, with a proper and careful interpretation, and taking into account quantum uncertainties, communication into the past cannot be dismissed as impossible. Improbable perhaps is the right word, but there are many things that are improbable and yet happen.

The more improbable is a given phenomenon, the more information is carried by its occurrence, the more we can learn by its study.

That is why we did not dismiss the “we are you in the future” as impossible and therefore ignorable. Instead we decided to continue the “communications” as a form of a controlled experiment in “superluminal thought transfer” — even if it was clear that the term should be considered as a tentative indication of only one out several possible interpretations.

The information received from this experiment is presented in the context of broad ranging historical, scientific and other metaphysical material and offers the clues that have led to the world view and inferences presented by us in our numerous publications on this website and in print. Perhaps it is only our own “subconscious mind” that presents itself as a “source,” but even if it is so, does that tell us more? Do we really know what “unconscious mind” is and of what is it capable?

We sometimes ask ourselves if the Cassiopaeans are who they say they are, because we do not take anything as unquestionable truth. We take everything with a grain of salt, even if we consider that there is a good chance that it is truth. We are constantly analyzing this material as well as a great quantity of other material that comes to our attention from numerous fields of science and mysticism. We find it to be quite extraordinary that the Cassiopaean Material is so closely aligned with the teachings of the great Sufi master, Ibn Al-’Arabi, with the Fourth Way Teachings of Gurdjieff, Castaneda, with the Esoteric Christianity of Boris Mouravieff, and even ancient Altaic Shamanism. In this sense, the Cassiopaean Experiment is truly a Fourth Way work.

For millennia the knowledge of the true nature of reality has been denied to humanity. Religion has offered false hopes and beliefs about the plight of humanity and science has divorced itself from what it means to be truly human. In a world where science and spirituality have ceased to complement each other in the search for meaning, we are still left pondering the questions: What is it to be truly human? Why is the world in the state it is? Why is there evil? Is our way of life the best one possible? What is the reality of higher worlds? And most importantly, what can be done to better ourselves and humanity?

All of these issues and questions occupied Laura’s mind for her entire life. The story of how she came to embark on what has come to be known as “The Cassiopaean Experiment” is beautifully told in her book “Amazing Grace” which is no longer in print but is available in its entirety with updates on this website.

The Cassiopaean Experiment proper has been in process since summer of 1994 and is still ongoing. The experimenters refer to it as “superluminal communication” to avoid the negative connotations that have come to be associated with the word “channeling.” Is it reasonable to say that ALL channeling is junk and nonsense? Well, the vast majority of channeled material IS nonsense. Most of it is either incomprehensible mumbo jumbo, word salad, or more clever deception and disinformation, combined with high sounding words aimed at keeping people deluded and in their current miserable and oppressed state.

Many years of research, experience, and constructive curiosity led to Laura’s experiment in Superluminal Communication that eventually, after two years of experimentation and fine tuning, which included contacts with “dead dudes” (alleged discarnate entities) and deceptive sources posing as higher sources of knowledge, resulted in the Cassiopaean Transmissions. All these years the process has gone through refinement and adjusting all “instruments” for higher accuracy and facilitation of better communication. These communications ARE different from most other channeled information. It is “critical channeling” that discourages blind devotee-ism. The Cassiopeans themselves do not demand to be worshipped or deified in any way and, in fact, admonish against such an attitude toward them. They encourage researching and networking with others to verify the information they transmit and do not demand that anything be taken at face value without questions.

So much of what the Cassiopaean source – who identify themselves as Laura in the future – have communicated HAS been verified from a wide range of sources researched, including modern, scientific sources, as well as ancient traditions and sources. There remains much that can’t be verified without more data, and some seems unlikely to be verified at our current level of understanding and “Being”. However, even those things that have  not yet been verified are given a marginally higher probability of being true, based on the track record of the source, and no final conclusions are drawn until more data becomes available to make that possible.

When considering “channeling”, we are faced with the situation to be careful not to throw out the baby with the bathwater. There have been other pretty good sources of channeled material with a relatively high level of accuracy, such as the Ra entity in the Law of One books and also the sources of Bringers of the Dawn channeled by Barbara Marciniak. They may not be on the same level of accuracy and clarity as the Cassiopaean material, but they DO contain a considerable amount of accurate and useful information that is largely in agreement with the Cassiopaean transmissions. Therefore, we can posit that most who are open minded and sincere, as well as adventurous and curious, will agree that it is not reasonable to declare ALL channeled material as being nonsense and/or fraudulent. Whenever someone claims: “All white is black”, we should immediately suspect their motives and knowledge base. Not because white being black is impossible, (we know there are paradoxes), but because they use the word “all“.

After all, the old-time religions, particularly monotheistic ones, have imposed a ban on spiritual communications as being the “work of the devil” (and it CAN be, but doesn’t HAVE to be, not to take the word “devil” too literally) even though much of their own claims, creeds, practices, and beliefs were channeled from a self proclaimed “higher source”!

What if the Monotheistic religions are right? Even if we consider it as highly improbable, what if they ARE right? Can they be right?

Approaching the question with a scientific mind, we have to consider this possibility, however improbable it may appear to be, and we conclude that such a claim cannot be truth.

Let us reason via “reductio ad absurdum” — which is often used in logic and in mathematical proofs. You assume something to be true, and then by a chain of logical deductions you come to the conclusion that your assumption cannot be true. Somewhat tricky — but useful.

Applying this method to the claims of the monotheistic religions that all Spiritual Communication outside of their approved context is 100% “of the devil”, let us suppose it is true. In order to be true it must include ALL spiritual communication at ALL times.

But if that is the case, then why would the sources of the Monotheistic religions be exempt from this rule? Does their god make rules only to break them, and then claims to be the only authority underwriting his/her/its breaking of said rules with no yardstick by which to measure or evaluate such claims? That would be a god of confusion and instability.

Putting aside philosophical issues, it is easy to see that, by logic, the Monotheistic religions are also being influenced by spiritual communications that are “of the devil” (if everybody is, then so are they).

So we see that starting from the assumption that the Monotheistic religious claims are right (Spiritual communications are 100% of the devil) we come to the conclusion that what they say is wrong (because they are simply repeating the “lies of the devil”).

So, here we have reductio ad absurdum.

But we can go even further. Can we see a reason why the Monotheistic religions would propagate such evident nonsense? Why?

Well, here we can have a hypothesis too. If, as we know by the above analysis, NOT ALL spirit communication is from “the devil”, that SOME channeling can provide us with real information from “benevolent higher beings”, from “us in the future”, or from the Cosmic Mind, call it as you will, then it is only natural that there will be forces trying to discredit TRUE channeling.

So, we have solved one problem here and exposed another. Since the Mainstream Monotheistic religions describe channeling and other spirit communication as “of the devil,” and if they are right, or even partly right, then we have reasons to suppose that these institutions are themselves agents of those forces.

These Monotheistic monopolies, imposed on humanity by coercion, force and violence, should be rejected whether they are demanded in a religious/spiritual context or a corporate business context, or any other for that matter. No inherent right to monopolize anything should be recognized. On the contrary, any such demands should be regarded with suspicion, questioned, and rejected. No one can claim a monopoly on Truth and no one can claim ownership either.

The reader might wish to begin with The Wave Series. “The Wave” is a term used to describe a Macro-cosmic Quantum Wave Collapse producing both a physical and a “metaphysical” change to the Earth’s cosmic environment theorized to be statistically probable sometime in the early 21st century. This event is variously described by other sources as the planetary shift to 4th density, shift of the ages, the harvest etc., and is most often placed around the end of 2012. The Wave Series includes a UFO abduction account, a transcript of an actual hypnotic regression session, that refers to a global cataclysmic change. Please note that we do not, however, subscribe to the notion that such events can be exactly predicted as to whether or when they might occur. Quantum physics talks about statistical probabilities, not prophetic certainties.

The Wave series of articles demonstrates the unique nature of the Cassiopaean Experiment. In her skillful collecting of the pieces of the puzzle from throughout the transcripts, in-depth research, personal experiences, then weaving them into a finished product, Laura brings added depth and dimension to the original transmissions. Laura presents what the Cassiopaeans – We are YOU in the future – have to say about the eventuality of The Wave – FROM the future – including an exploration of the limitations of man’s present estate, in cognitive, biological, historical and ontological terms.

The publishing of the Cassiopaean communications in The Wave Series and the establishing of the network of dialogues among those interested in this material – later to become the Quantum Future Group – was followed almost immediately by numerous attacks on Ark and Laura from various individuals. These events led to intensive research into psychopathology, guided by the Cassiopaean source and the findings were added to The Wave series which is also ongoing. In the later chapters you will find in depth information on COINTELPRO and Secret Government projects, details about Nobel Prize Winner John Nash and Game Theory, Ira Einhorn and the creation of the New Age Counter Intelligence Program, Andrija Puharich, Alternative Three, Mind Control Research, the Philadelphia Experiment and the suicide of Morris Jessup, cyclical cataclysms, cometary impacts and meteorite showers, and most important of all: the problem of psychopaths in our society. Laura’s compilations on the topic of Psychopathy is very popular which attests to the fact that psychopathy is epidemic in our times.

The research in psychopathology led to the realization that our world is ruled by psychopaths. This, then, led to the establishing of The Signs of the Times, an ongoing News Resource Project that is updated daily. Be sure to check it out for all the latest News, Current Events, and in-depth commentary by Quantum Future Group members. If you are interested in the events surrounding 9/11, you’ll want to check out our American Coup d’état page, as well as Laura’s book: 9/11 The Ultimate Truth.

The events of 9/11 have reshaped the political, social and cultural scene more than any event since the Second World War. We see the effects all around the world with greater and greater impediments to travel, “preemptive wars” that give the US the “right” to strike who they will when they will, and draconian laws that are said to target “terrorists” but which are aimed at local populations to better bring them under control. But to understand what is happening today, one needs the overview of human development that history provides. Laura’s book, The Secret History of the World , is the most complete source for her research and analysis of history.

Laura and Ark continue to research the mysteries of life and the universe in their quest to understand the human condition. Join them… you’ll be glad you did!

Again, the link to the website is AND PLEASE GO if this has resonated with you. We have a varitey of YOUsers and live in a time with a variety of information to consult with, so I try to provide a range in the 'outside the box' realm. I will presume the inside the box information is easy for people to find on their own from established, conventional sources. Good to study a bit from both camps and naturally, decide what you believe and then act  upon that. The important part is that YOU are proactive with how you're leading your life.  

Cassiopaea has a lot of topics showing much diversity, and they show the amount of traffic they have, which is a good guide for how many people value the information, and what I saw was very impressive:  (naturally, disinformation and junky commercial websites can also have a lot of traffic, they can pay to play too, in terms of getting up in the search engine optimization.)  I have a hunch Cassiopaea has gotten to where I found them by having a lot of content, they're doing keywords well and they've just been on the Internet a long time and get up in the organic search due to the ranking of the website. Again:  cassiopaea.org/forum/